Vanilla Ice Lyrics — by Popularity
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| 1 | Ice Ice Baby |
| 2 | Ninja Rap |
| 3 | Ice Ice Baby (club mix) |
| 4 | Play That Funky Music |
| 5 | Too Cold |
| 6 | Stop That Train |
| 7 | Living |
| 8 | I Love You |
| 9 | Life Is a Fantasy |
| 10 | Ice Ice Baby (Wunderbros dubstep remix) |
| 11 | Prozac |
| 12 | Ice Is Workin’ It |
| 13 | Scars |
| 14 | Fuck Me |
| 15 | Dancin’ |
| 16 | A.D.D. |
| 17 | It’s a Party |
| 18 | Go Ill |
| 19 | Zig Zag Stories |
| 20 | Baby Got Back |
| 21 | Never Wanna Be Without You |
| 22 | Stompin' Through the Bayou |
| 23 | Rasta Man |
| 24 | Hooked |
| 25 | The Horny Song |
| 26 | Ninja Rap 2 |
| 27 | I Got It Made |
| 28 | Freestyle |
| 29 | Ice Ice Baby (radio mix edit) |
| 30 | S.N.A.F.U. |
| 31 | Jump Around |
| 32 | Nothing Is Real |
| 33 | O.K.S. |
| 34 | Roll ’Em Up |
| 35 | Detonator |
| 36 | Exhale |
| 37 | Tha Weed Song |
| 38 | Molton |
| 39 | Hate |
| 40 | Mudd Munster |
| 41 | Survivor |
| 42 | Get Wit’ It |
| 43 | Hot Sex |
| 44 | Ice Ice Baby (MadHatter's Dorky European Dancehall mix) |
| 45 | Cool as Ice |
| 46 | Primal Side |
| 47 | You Dropped a Bomb on Me |
| 48 | Insane in the Brain |
| 49 | Cool as Ice (Everybody Get Loose) |
| 50 | Trailer Park Mullet Wars |
Vanilla Ice Albums
Singles
About Vanilla Ice
Vanilla Ice is an American rapper from Dallas who became the first mainstream white hip-hop star with his explosive 1990 debut "To the Extreme," anchored by the iconic hit "Ice Ice Baby" which sampled Queen and David Bowie's "Under Pressure." His pop-friendly approach to rap brought hip-hop to suburban audiences worldwide, though he faced criticism for cultural appropriation and authenticity questions that sparked important conversations about race in rap music. Despite initial backlash, albums like "Hard to Swallow" showed his evolution toward a grittier nu-metal sound, while his enduring cultural presence through reality TV and nostalgia tours proved his lasting impact on pop culture. Though often dismissed by purists, Vanilla Ice's commercial success paved the way for future crossover rap artists and remains a fascinating case study in hip-hop's mainstream breakthrough.